Tech
Walking the narrow path between tech utopianism and digital cynicism
We’ve been burnt by the tech companies, and we’re rightfully wary. But slipping into digital doomerism won’t help us solve today’s problems.
Sussex Life
Escaping the first day of work and school with a walk and some natural crafting on the Sussex shore.
Photos
A pre-Christmas few hours of escape at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in Arundel.
A simple way of finding virtually unmatched videos on YouTube — and glimpses into other lives.
Photos
Sometimes the parade is more than veterans, youth clubs and volunteer organisations…
Apple
Apple’s new ads are not what you’d call aspirational.
Books
An author talk in Steyning, about discovering the power of the night self.
fediverse
They’re pugs AND active.
EVs
Electric vehicles are already over the tipping point, and are our future. And that’ll change our landscapes.
fediverse
Into the Fediverse!
A blog and a newsletter about embracing complexity, not hiding from it. By Adam Tinworth.
Oh, the battery tech we could have had.
Internet incivility is a real world problem.
A photographic break from a life of being finance and transport.
A first experiment with Halide’s Process Zero.
The opening act at the digital conference in Hamburg knew how to make an impact.
As film goes through a photographic hobbyist revival, the new adherents of the medium need to learn to value of their negatives.
The first General Election of the decade is upon us. And the Tories are facing judgement day.
Much to my surprise, my late father could actually wield a lens with some skill when he was travelling for work.
By doing away with CarPlay in the hope of getting services revenue, car manufacturers are just making it easier to reject their vehicles.
Two weeks without my EV have reminded me why I won’t go back to petrol. And even the annoyances of electric driving are easing as tech develops…
Our watery mammal friends are amazing.
Such a surprise.